“The winds of change are with us now.” When U.S. President George H.W. Bush spoke these words in 1991, he expressed hope for a " new world order ." The Cold War was about to end, and the ideological hostility between Moscow and Washington was receding. This seemed to suggest that a much more cooperative international security system might be possible, one in which nuclear dangers could be contained through ambitious arms control measures .  Illustration by The Geostrata With

Nuclear proliferation is still one of the critical issues of international peace and security. The very rationale of nuclear deterrence,...

In September 2021, the former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison in the presence of Joe Biden and Boris Johnson announced the...